bring
//brɪŋ//
Verb
bringInfinitive
bringPresent tense
broughtPast tense
broughtPast participle
bringingPresent participle
bringsThird-person singular
1
To carry, convey, or transport something or someone to the place where the speaker is or will be.
Please bring your book to class tomorrow.
2
To cause something to come to a place or person; to deliver or provide.
The new policy will bring many changes to our company.
3
To cause a particular state, condition, or result to occur.
The new policy will bring positive changes to the company.
4
To initiate or introduce a legal action, charge, or claim.
They decided to bring a lawsuit against the company.
5
To persuade or influence someone to adopt a particular view or take a particular action.
What brought you to change your mind?